The spotlight turns to Deanna Troi in this one-shot set in the Mirror Universe of The Next Generation. Expand upon the world of The Mirror War! At the turn of a new dawn for the Terran Empire, having achieved victory over the Cardassian-Klingon Armada, Deanna Troi reflects on just how far her ambition has driven her on her calculating quest to seek power and escape among the stars.
Overall, Star Trek: The Mirror War Troi #1 is an intriguing take on my personal favorite from the Star Trek: The Next Generation, one that proves that sometimes a mind is more dangerous than any man made weapon. The story by Nijkamp is intractably woven. The art by the creative team is gorgeous. Altogether, this issue shows what a missed opportunity it was for this series to have never gotten a chance to play in this universe. Read Full Review
It's a stellar coda to "The Mirror War" saga that will leave fans eager to see what comes next for the Mirror Enterprise crew. Read Full Review
Recent Star Trek titles have suffered from uneven artwork and this one-shot is no exception. Given the emphasis IDW has placed on the Mirror War over the last year, it's surprising the publisher hasn't demanded higher quality artwork from its creative teams. Read Full Review
I'm not sure why we needed this one shot and the art is only so-so. We find out that Troi may have been playing a game from the beginning, but I'm not sure what. She left Betazed when she was one of the rulers to try to become the empress. I'm just confused about her motivations, which deminished the action of the book.
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